Your 4" N frames

[rubiranch]

Just one, a bit newer than you probably want to see. 29-8 MG

Nope. No age limit. Thanks for sharing.

 

[rubiranch]

Way cool. 15, that's not very many.

 

[rubiranch]

Lester I'd love to own that one....super nice.

Me too.

 

[rubiranch]

Model 28-2 (1978-ish):

Nice. I have a 28-2 1978-ish but its a 6".

 

[rubiranch]

My M28-2's, 1961 to 1967. I also have a NIB 4" M57, but no picture

I have/had a 6" M-57. It sure is/was pretty.

 

[rubiranch]

The OP is a Renaissance wax specialist. That is why they all always look so good

LOL!! Thanks Pete.

 

[rubiranch]

To my eyes, the 4" is the best looking and most balanced ( to me ) and easiest to carry of the S&W revolvers.
OP, your #1 pre 27 makes my point as to looks.
Hell, they all look great!

Thank you. That pre-27 is my most recent purchase and I'm very happy with it.

 

[rubiranch]

Well, I'm buying some Renaissance wax then.
Never mind, I already did

I clean my blue guns with Flitz and just apply it with my finger and gently rub.
I buff them with a micro fiber cloth before it dries.

Then I apply a thing coat of Renaissance Wax again with my finger and again buff them with a clean micro fiber cloth again before the wax dries.

I take my pictures on the bed of my ATV trailer. I take them just after sunrise or just prior to sunset when my trailer is not in the direct sunlight.

These are things that I have learned here in this forum.

 

[rubiranch]

I have a few to add Kenny.

One that actually fits the time frame for this section of the forum, my '74 28-2.



29-3

Any 4" N frame works in this thread.

Maybe one of these day's I'll get me a 4" M-28. I'm saving for a nice 5" M27 no dash. I had to pass on a really nice one a few days ago because I haven't recovered from the last two guns I picked up.

One of my close friends brings his 4" M-29-2 when we go to the range. I really enjoy shooting it. I think more than he does.

 

[rubiranch]

Xs 2 Jessie . all great looking revolvers . any firearms enthusiast would and should be proud to own . kenny , texas . i am at work or i would have to join the party . maybe when i get off .

I hope you do.

 

[rubiranch]

I only have a few four inch guns, here are the four inch N frames I have photos of.

WOW That's a nice one.

Thanks for sharing it with us.

 

[SuperMan]

4" Ns (especially .41s) are my favorite Smith...

 

[tt66]

4" N Frames

Can't imagine why anybody would want a 4" N Frame ;-)
Sorry for the crappy cell phone pics.

First pic. A well used Triple Lock that letters as nickel 4", with a 38/44 HD with Micro Sights.

Second pic. Model 58's N prefix nickel and S prefix blue

Third pic. Mountain Guns Model 657 .41 Mag and Model 625 .45 ACP both with Millet rear sights

Last pic. Group photo.

 

[1-1917]

28-2, 24-3 and 58 are my only 4" N-frames.

 

[rubiranch]

4" Ns (especially .41s) are my favorite Smith...

My M-58 is one of my favorite shooters.

 

[wetdog]

Here are some of mine. I also have a 27-2 and a 57 blue finish but have no pics of them, and yes, I am aware that ain't right.

Pre 24 that was shipped with 6 1/2" barrel and sent back to S&W for the 4".


Pre 28

29-2

520

58

 

[Jessie]

I only have one well used 4" 629 that I bought 25 years ago for my Alaska fishing trips.

 

[bdGreen]

29-2 Nickel

27-2 Nickel

27-2 Blue

Enjoy,
bdGreen

 

[rubiranch]

29-2 Nickel

27-2 Nickel

27-2 Blue

Enjoy,
bdGreen

I always enjoy your pictures. Beautiful guns you have there.

 

[Art Doc]

I have more than I realized. Oddly, I have the same number in 5".

Utah Highway Patrol RM.

Heavy Duty 38/44.

Fairly early Highway Patrolman.

M25-5.

M58.

M57.